Museum of Missouri Military History, Jefferson City, Missouri. 7,656 likes · 386 talking about this · 1,254 were here. Public & Government Service.

Located at Ike Skelton Training Site, this museum houses exhibits beginning from 1808, the activation date of the Missouri Militia. Exhibits continue from the War of 1812 to the present day Guard. Closed all major holidays. Free admission.

The Museum of Missouri Military History is dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of Missouri’s military history. Current exhibits include artifacts from the Revolutionary War to the present era.

The museum opened in April 1999 in a two-story building at the Ike Skelton Training Site. [2] However, after 13 years the collection had become to large to display in the 1,000 sq ft (93 m 2) space and the museum announced plans to move. [3]

Through discovery by Lewis and Clark, division by the American Civil War and the home of several infamous military leaders, Missouri offers both locals and visitors the experience of history in various forms.

Tucked in the Missouri National Guard's Ike Skelton Training Center, The Museum of Missouri Military History offers a glimpse into the military's rich history from the Revolutionary War to today. Start your tour outdoors, where you can get an up-close look at such military vehicles as an F-15 Eagle Fighter, a Sherman Tank, and a Sheridan Tank.

Specializing in Missouri military history and located on the National Guard Base in Jefferson City, Missouri, The Museum of Missouri Military History provides exhibits organized to educate the public about military history in Missouri via artifacts, photographs, documents, and expereinces.

As a "part 2" after the firdt floor historical museum at the Capitol, it completes a picture of MO life, history and ecperiences both civil and military from Indian and settler days through the Civil War to today.

The Museum of Missouri Military History is a dedicated institution that showcases and preserves the rich military history of Missouri. With exhibits spanning from the Revolutionary War to the present era, visitors can explore a wide range of artifacts and displays.